Official Ras Kass thread

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ill keep uppin the thread til someone deletes it

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Lookout for 2 new tapes from Dow Jones comin' next week... 1st tape is SouthWest Connect Vol. 2 with DJ Chuck T and the other is Pushin Weight Vol. 2 with Startrak/Clipse DJ Noe Dout. On top of that, in February 2006, Dow Jones & Ras Kass drop the follow up to the smash Instituionalized with Revenge Of The Spit, the first all exclusive mixtape from Ras Kass & The New ReUp Entertainment Squad (Ras Kass, J Gambit, Jay211, Name Brand & Dow Jones). Revenge Of The Spit features all new lyrics from Kool G Rap, Busta Rhymes, Royce 59, Talib Kweli, Strong Arm Steady, Ol Dirty Bastard, Alchemist, Young Jeezy, Ludacris + more as well as new production from J Gambit, 9th Wonder, Just Blaze, Dr. Dre, Da Riffs and Meech Wells!! Again Dow Jones & Ras Kass Revenge Of The Spit Drops Early Feb 2006 and will be exclusively distributed and sold through www.siccness.net. Click here to place your preorders.

Also Comin Early 2006 Dow Jones & Meech Wells full length album featuring exclusive production from Dow Jones & Meech Wells with appearences from the best emcees in the game.

And Finally dropping in a week Dow Jones & 219 Productions present The Parker Bros - Meet The Parkers. The Parker Bros are a hot new group coming out the west coast reprensenting the state of Washington and they are also Dow Jones and new west coast producer J Hen's group on 219 productions. This advance will be up for free download and features production from J Hen (213, Hair Show Soundtrack, Lloyd Banks). We have The Parkers' first single here for yall:

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ras kass institutionalized


FIRST HALF
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z15Q2Y5Y
SECOND HALF
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C6O9BAKV

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Ras Kass - Soul On Ice



http://www.quickdump.com/files/1252107624.html

[Yannick]

Good shit nigga....Ras Kass n Joe budden definitely deserve they own threads...

I know Razzy had Re-Up Entertainment for a while....why do I feel like the clipse niggaz gonna try to diss and beef??

[Tarrentino]

they wont...real sposed 2 recognize real.......that would be 2 similar typa acts beefin over a name....i think they both sum wiser typa niggas

[Yannick]

Yea I hope so...

But the clipse niggaz aint running around videos anymore....so they might be in need of some of that publicity bullshit, that's dominating the music industry right now...

[Tarrentino]

true....but dem man de seem principled enuf not 2 resort 2 it....an they probly came up respectin ras kass.....

anyway...in the hiphop world its a legitimate beef issue....we've seen an heard niggas beef over less

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beefin with ras kass is hardly a publicity stunt since it wont get publicity

[xXME UNITXx]

post rasssassanation and vango

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ras kass institutionalized


FIRST HALF
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z15Q2Y5Y
SECOND HALF
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C6O9BAKV

Ay that track 11 on the 2nd half is corrupt.

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i'll send you the van gogh special edition or the regular one on aim if u let me know yer SN .....as far as rassassination go buy that shit...im already ashamed at myself for participating in bootlegging soul on ice even though he prolly doesnt get paid for any of that shit

i'll prolly post van gogh eventually but i dont have time right now....i'll hook u up with song #11 too when i get a chance

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yea hit me up on aim for them fam... g20takingover

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RAS KASS INTERVIEW

INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY: STYLES

WestCoastRydaz.com: Mr. Ras Kass, back with us once again!

Ras Kass: Yeah, its been a long time comin’, thanks for having me.

WestCoastRydaz.com: I just want to jump right in to this. I know that you’ve been out of jail for the past year and I just wanted to catch up with you to see where you’ve been and what you’ve been up to. So what have you been doing since we last caught up with you last year?

Ras Kass: I’ve been around the Country, not around the World, but around the Country. I can’t really (travel) because my passport is on suspension (laughs). But its been cool doing shows here and there. I just did a small tour with Xzibit. It was the Cingular Wireless Tour, and so I got a chance to travel with that. I am about to do a few spot dates with Mos Def & Talib Kweli. I am doing most of the Eastern dates with them. But I am just putting this project together. Doing this Institutionalized Volume 1 Mixtape. Its been very good. Very rewarding. I finally got a project out when I finished it.

WestCoastRydaz.com: With all of the set backs you’ve been dealt, I know that it must be a fuckin’ relief to get it (Institutionalized V. 1) done and out!

Ras Kass: Definitely! Definitely!

WestCoastRydaz.com: So you’ve been recording out there in the East Coast? (Where Ras is at the moment)

Ras Kass: Pretty much the recording that I’ve done for this mixtape and the next one I am putting out was done everywhere. Atlanta, New York, L.A.

WestCoastRydaz.com: So what’s the next mixtape after Institutionalized Vol. 1?

Ras Kass: Institutionalized, when I was originally recording turned into too many songs! I didn’t really realize it, but niggas was like “You can’t fit everything on 1 CD. CD’s are only like 80 minutes and shit.” So I was like “Word?” So then I decided to do a double CD. So Institutionalized is actually 2 albums now. The 2nd one is almost done, and really most of the bigger names are on that one.

WestCoastRydaz.com: So who’s on it?

Ras Kass: I don’t want to say too many names, but I got a Dr. Dre record. Also a Hi-Tech record, a Scott Storch record and a David Banner record. Jazzy Pha said he wanted to knock something down for me.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Damn, that’s an album, not a mixtape!

Ras Kass: I had some good records on the first Institutionalized that under the right circumstances could have been album joints, but I am just really playing catch up right now. Most of my peers like Ludacris and Xzibit are on their 4th and 5th albums so I just want to get some shit out and even though these don’t technically qualify as albums I can get something out in a timely manner.

But before I do Institutionalized Volume 2, I have another mixtape which will be released in Jan. 2006 called “Revenge Of The Spit” (laughs). Like that movie “Revenge Of The Sith.” It’s dope! Got a lot of good people on that man. Talib Kweli is on it. Also Kool G Rap and Gza. You know, I just wanted to go for the spitters on that one.

WestCoastRydaz.com: So you fuckin’ with anybody out on the West Coast? Any spitters?

Ras Kass: Ah yeah… that’s the home team, so you know there will be Strong Arm Steady, Re-Up, Xzibit, Crooked I. I am forgetting other muthafuckas right now (laughs).

I am always going to balance it out. I am a West Coast muthafucka born and raised, and I love my Coast. But I also like to fuck with a lot of different people, cuz I got a lot of relationships and a lot of niggas is my homies all over the Country. Same thing with R.O.T.S., that’s me and Dow Jones, we did that together.

Institutionalized was kinda for me, but I did this one just to show love for the West Coast mixtape DJ’s that are pushin’ the line out there like Dow Jones and DJ Warrior. I wanted to do a mixtape with somebody from the West Coast definitely before I did one with anybody else from a different Coast.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Whats up with Re-Up Entertainment? I know that’s a company you started. Who’s involved with that these days?

Ras Kass: We got this new cat named Name-Brand, my homeboy named L-Dawg. I met “L” in the Pen actually. I said that I wasn’t going to fuck with nobody from the Pen but he’s a good dude, a talented cat. Then there’s J-211’s crazy fuckin’ ass.

WestCoastRydaz.com: How did you come about working with J?

Ras Kass: J knew a lot of my homies who were grimey cats. They were like, “Yo.. I know this grimey ass whiteboy. He’s a grimey muthafucka!” (laughs) But he’s also a good loyal dude. He’s not a wigga so he doesn’t try to act black.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Anybody else?

Ras Kass: Um… well.. its still open (for others). You never really know until the end of the day. Some people you got to let their wings spread and grow.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Ok.. going back to Dr. Dre.. What did he hook you up with?

Ras Kass: Its going to be on Institutionalized Volume 2. The only thing I got with Doc is he gave me the Pro Tools so I can do the remix to the “Money” record (with Busta Rhymes). I was like “Yo, I want to spit on that shit and do a remix” and he was like “No problem.” So I got the Money remix with ODB (RIP) and Busta on it.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Has he ever approached you about coming to his label?

Ras Kass: Who? Dre?

WestCoastRydaz.com: Yeah…

Ras Kass: (laughs)… pauses… No comment on that one.

WestCoastRydaz.com: (laughs) Awwwww..

Ras Kass: I think definitely Doc has a lot of support for me and he always looks out for me honestly.

WestCoastRydaz.com: That’s good. Its always good to have someone like that backing you up.

Ras Kass: Yeah. I am definitely blessed. He’s a great dude. So is Busta Rhymes. Also Paul Rosenberg and Xzibit. I got a lot of good people and powerful cats on my side that look out for me man and I appreciate it.

WestCoastRydaz.com: What do you think about the West Coast these days? You feelin’ anybody?

Ras Kass: I mean we always grindin’. We got spittas out here that I think really need to be heard. To be honest, I think you guys have been in the forefront of getting it out there internationally and letting people know that. It’s a culture and there are a lot of us. Of course I am going to go with my team Strong Arm Steady & Re-Up family. You got the Green Up’s which is basically BMF. I am a DJ Quik fan til the day I die. You got Bad Azz still grindin’. Of course CI, Crooked I. He’s one of the most under rated from the Coast. People say I am, but he really is to me. Also from C-arson, Bishop Lamont, it’s a lot of good shit coming out.

WestCoastRydaz.com: You are one of the best lyricists period, but how do you think you git in to today’s music world which is dominated by hooks?

Ras Kass: I think its always been like that. Its been hooks and beats. Nas is a great lyricist, as was Tupac and Biggie, but all them niggas made good songs at the end of the day. Jay Z knows how to make a good song. Pick a good beat, put a good hook on it and then…..of course some records you are going to go harder on then others. Like a song to the bitches you ain’t gonna be all super complicated, but if it’s a song on some other shit, you’ll be spittin’ off. Things are the same, it ain’t ever changed. You have to make good records. But there are different kinds of records. You got Club records, Gangsta records, Street shit and records where you are really just spittin’ and lettin’ niggas know.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Are you gonna try to diversify yourself for the radio or clubs?

Ras Kass: I never really try to diversify. I just try to do the things I like. I mean on my first album I had records with Coolio talkin’ about getting pussy, like a record for the bitches. I just do the shit I like. It may or may not sell a million records, but I like doing a lot of different shit. What I try to always tell people is that you can’t always judge an artist by his single. Because of course the single is directed towards the radio or clubs

You got to listen to the album to see what a nigga is really talkin’ about. Now if a nigga got 10 party records on his album its like “c’mon nigga, you killin’ me.” On the flipside if my single got some street shit, you still need to listen to the album cuz there might be some party shit on there.

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WestCoastRydaz.com: How is it easier making music now that you don’t have a label getting on your ass for everything?

Ras Kass: I am really just getting to do me and its really more fun. The cool thing about it is the support that I get. Like having Ludacris call me and say “Nigga you sounding like a beast!” Niggas callin’ out to me, reaching out letting me know my shit is hot, like K-Slay and whoever. So that is a blessing. I am not trying to put this album out and realistically sell 10,000,000 copies so the fact that niggas got it and think its bangin’, that’s a blessing in itself. Busta Rhymes got on Power 106 FM and was like “Ras Kass got an album out and that shit is bangin’” He ain’t got to do that, so he obviously must mean it, and I appreciate it.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Going back to the West Coast, why have a lot of our avenues disappeared in the past few years?

Ras Kass: Ice Cube said it best, “I push rhymes like Weight.” So the one thing I advise all West Coast artists is to look at Eminem. He is from Detroit, yet he had to come out to L.A. for Dr. Dre to hear him. Sometimes you have to go get our of your own element and push your rhymes like its dope. When you can’t get your dope off in one area, you go out and look for another to go get it off. So we got to have the same motivations for this rap shit and leave our comfort zones and try to go fuck with other people cuz they just might be able to put you in a cool position. You ain’t got to turn into no other nigga to go out and get love from people that are trying to offer you some love.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Why don’t you let everybody know again when they can see your projects?

Ras Kass: Out now is Institutionalized Vol. 1. Its 19 songs deep. I just got a XL rating from XXL Mgazine which is a blessing because they reviewed it like an album although it was technically just a mixtape.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Elliott Wilson said he is a big supporter of yours.

Ras Kass: Yeah, Elliott Wilson.. shouts out to XXL Magazine. Also the new Source Magazine, they gave it a write up too, so I want to thank them. So all of you fans, support me. Instead of getting a bootleg copy you can go to Amoeba Records Store or a store near you and ask for that Institutionalized! Then look out for Revenge Of The Sith in January. Then much later, Institutionalized Volume 2.

WestCoastRydaz.com: And then after that, who knows what else, huh?

Ras Kass: Hopefully by the end of the year, I can announce that I’ve signed to so-and-so and do it real big.

WestCoastRydaz.com: So you are looking to get signed again despite your last situation with a major label?

Ras Kass: Yeah, there are a few record labels that have expressed concern about signing me. Of course you learn from your past mistakes.






WestCoastRydaz.com: I say that because I remember the last time you spoke out on your former label Priority Records (laughs)

Ras Kass: That I hated labels? Naw, it ain’t like that. But you know that it ain’t going to be perfect with any label. But you know….as an artist you got to have a company that is going to believe in what you do. It became obvious to me that no matter what I did, Priority didn’t believe in me. It was crazy because I would have Dr. Dre saying that he believe in me and that the shit I was doing was hot. Then I would take it back to Priority and it wasn’t good enough. But whenever Dr. Dre would give me a beat, it was like “This is good and that’s good”. I was then like “You are just a Groupie.”

So that became frustrating. If you have a company that doesn’t believe in you, you can’t go anywhere. They will hurt you more than they can help you. When you are in their contract, if you try to go pop off and fuck with other artists and people, they can hold you back from fuckin’ with them, but yet they don’t want you to do nothing else and win.

I am not anti-label. I am just anti-label’s that don’t believe in what I am doing. Don’t sign a nigga when you know what he’s all about and then try to change him up. Jay Z was like that too! He was signed to Priority but didn’t pop off until he started fuckin’ with Russell Simmons. Same thing with Alicia Keys, she was signed elsewhere but didn’t pop off until she went to another label. Now that original label is kicking themselves in the ass! There is always life after a label.

WestCoastRydaz.com: I am glad to hear that there are labels that are hollerin’, because an artist like yourself doesn’t come around that often. When you have a good find, you always keep it.

Ras Kass: Thank you!

WestCoastRydaz.com: So how would you like to work with that you haven’t worked with already?

Ras Kass: Well, there’s not just one in particular. I mean, take Jay Z for instance. I’ve lived at that nigga’s house before but we’ve never done a song. I’d like to do a song with me, Jay Z, Nas, Rakim, Jadakiss, Eminem, Canibus all in one song and let Dr. Dre and DJ Premiere do the production together (laughs).. That would be some shit to me.

WestCoastRydaz.com: Anybody that you want to shout out?

Ras Kass: My momma (laughs)… All the homies.. The Re-Up family… and really, You all! Lets be real.. Lets keep Rydin’…

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Under Construction


Soul on Ice Demo

Everything I Love
Core Audience
High I.Q.
Won't Catch Me Rnnin'
Capital R.A.S.
Blood is Thicker than Water
Interlude
Take a Deep Breath
Remain Anonymous
Take a Deep Breath (remix)
Walk the Walk
(Patchwerk/Priority Records - Unreleased)


Sampler On Ice
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7.



Soul on Ice

1. On Earth As It Is...
2. Anything Goes
3. Marinatin'
4. Reelishymn
5. Nature Of The Threat
6. Etc.
7. Sonset
8. Drama - (featuring Coolio)
9. Evil That Men Do, The
10. If/Then
11. Miami Life
12. Soul On Ice
13. Ordo Abchao



Rasassination

1. Endtro
2. Rasassination
3. Ghetto Fabulous - (featuring Dr. Dre/Mack 10)
4. Lap Dance - (featuring RC)
5. (Skit #1)
6. Conceited Bastard
7. Ice Age - (featuring Kurupt/El Drex)
8. In A Coogi Sweatsuit, ... - (skit)
9. H20Proof - (featuring Saafir)
10. It Is What It Is - (featuring Jazze Pha)
11. Interview With A Vampire - (featuring God/Satan)
12. Wild Pitch - (featuring Phil D. Agony/Jah Skillz/Xzibit)
13. OohWee!
14. All Or Nuthin' - (featuring Twista)
15. Grindin' - (featuring Bad Azz)
16. I Ain't F*****' With You
17. Get At Me
18. End, The - (featuring RZA)


Van Gogh Sampler

1. Van Gogh (Intro)
2. Hot Game
3. Kick Rocks
4. NBA
5. Interlude
6. Kiss U
7. 4 Much
8. Articulate Thugs Pt. 1
9. Sex
10. Articulate Thugs Pt 2
11. Why We Don't Believe TV (skit)
12. Back it Up



(cover art was never really pressed)
Van Gogh- Pre Release
1. Hot Game
2. Goldyn Child
3. Back It Up - (featuring Kokane)
4. Kiss U
5. Kick Rocks - (featuring Tray Dee)
6. 4 Much - (featuring Nate Dogg/Bad Azz/Tash)
7. What U Want - (featuring Mike City)
8. Is This Love
9. Sex - (featuring Jelly Roll/XZIBIT)
10. N.B.A. - (featuring XZIBIT/Saafir)
11. One Night
12. Ah-Ha
13. Root Of Evil - (featuring Kokane)
14. Van Gogh
15. T.V. Guide



Van Gogh- Retail

1. Intro
2. Hot game
3. Goldyn chyld
4. Back it up
5. Kiss U
6. Sex
7. Is this love
8. Twins
9. Kick rocks
10. 4much
11. What U want
12. NBA
13. Commercial
14. TV guide (Mumia's theme)
15. Ah ha
16. One night
17. U R mad
18. Roots of evil
19. Van Gogh
20. Ignant
21. God bless
22. Eulogy


Re-Up

1. Re-Up (Intro)
2. Don't Ask Me - (featuring Scipio/Donna Karin/40 Glocc/Mac Minister)
3. What Do You Want - (featuring Scipio)
4. Hood To Hood - (featuring Memphis Bleek/40 Glocc/Ras Kass)
5. Fuck Wit Us - (featuring Michelobe/Ras Kass)
6. Bend A Corner - (featuring Kon Artis/Ras Kass)
7. Billboard #1 - (featuring Ras Kass)
8. That's Gangsta - (featuring Kurupt/Ras Kass)
9. Skitzo, Psycho - (featuring Tri Star/Scipio)
10. Hot 1 - (featuring T-Moses/Ras Kass)
11. Ahha - (featuring Ras Kass)
12. 3 The Best - (featuring Sauce Money/Sheek/Ras Kass)
13. I'm That Gangsta - (featuring 40 Glocc/Scipio/Numbscull/T-Moses)
14. TV - (skit)
15. 4 Much - (featuring Bad Azz/Lil J/Nate Dogg/Ras Kass/Tash)
16. Put It To The Side - (featuring Scipio/Baby Momma)
17. Telephone - (skit)
18. Got No Time - (featuring Scipio)
19. Showin' Out - (featuring Tongue Twista/Ras Kass)
20. Disenchanted Hero - (featuring Xzibit/Ras Kass)
21. Fitted - (featuring 40 Glocc/Ken Bib/Kong)



Goldyn Chyld Sampler

1. Intro
2. Waterproof (A Ras Kass Classic)
3. F*You Up
4. Back It Up
5. Three Card Molly
6. NBA
7. Kiss Of Death
8. Ghetto Fabulous (A Ras Kass Classic)
9. Golden Chyld





Goldyn Chyld

1. Revelations 22, 22 (ft. Kay Slay intro)
2. Goldyn Chyld (Primo)
3. The Whoop (ft. Dr. Dre, Busta Rhymes, Dina Ray)
4. Everything and More (ft. Mya)
5. C What I C (ft. Pharoah Monch)
6. Is this Love
7. Hate Me More
8. FucQup
9. NBA
10. Sex
11. 4 Much
12. Drinks up High (aka "What U Want")
13. Happiness
14. Back It Up
15. Kick Rocks
16. Kiss Of Death
17. The Seance

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Catch Me If You Can

1. Catch Me If You Can
2. Exclusive" (feat. QLU)
3. Congratulations (feat. Champ/Littles)
4. Air U Out
5. The Jewelz
6. Da Homey (feat. Scipio)
7. Hands Up
8. Rassy
9. Get Ya Cash Up (feat. Madina)
10. 3 Of The Best
11. Not A Good Look (feat. Scipio)
12. Ghetto Fab 2 (feat. Dr. Dre/2Pac)
13. Fall Back (feat. Ludacris)
14. Untitled (feat. Xzibit)
15. Showin' Out (feat. Twista)
16. Ain't No Way (feat. 4 Horsemen)
17. Music Of Business (feat. Xzibit)

Official Mixtapes


Run Away Slave

1. Ghetto Fabulous (feat. 2pac & Dr. Dre)
2. Thug Mentality
3. Waterproof
4. Fuck Priority
5. Run Away Slave
6. Goldyn Chyld Remix
7. Corporate Label Bullshit
8. Freestyle (feat. Scipio)
9. Scipio - West Coast Livin'
10. Scipio
11. Scipio - Freestyle
12. Scipio - Young Scipio
13. I See (feat. Pharoah Monch)
14. The Slyest Remix (feat. Sinful)
15. Fightin For 3 In 5
16. Freestyle
17. 3 Card Molly (feat. Golden State Project (Ras Kass, Xzibit & Saafir))
18. Golden State Project
19. Cuttin Like Scissors Interlude - Cal Cutters (Hellnaw, Sunny Phono & Counterstryke)
20. Lil Zane?
21. The Dopest
22. Freestyle (feat. Scipio)
23. Hot Game
24. Wake Up Show Freestyle #1
25. Wake Up Show Freestyle #2
26. Props
27. Kiss You (feat. Scipio)
28. Outro


Unofficial Mixtapes


DJ Lt. Dan & Ras Kass- On the Run


1. On The Run Intro
2. Won't Catch Me Runnin
3. Birdman Freestyle
4. Game Over
5. Heineken Freestyle
6. Waterproof
7. Thug Mentality
8. Three Card Molly
9. Flipmode Freestyle
10. Home Sweet Home
11. Kiss of Death
12. Action Guaranteed
13. Understandable Smooth
14. Soul On Ice Remix
15. Goldyn Chyld
16. Goldyn Chyld Remix
17. Hard Knock Freestyle
18. Verbal Murder
19. Where My Bitches At
20. Neptunes Freestyle
21. Oral Sex
22. One On One
23. Music of Business
24. London Life Freestyle



Four HRSMN


The Horsmen Project

1. The Horsemen
2. Shaky Love
3. Leather Steeds
4. Fourth Windz Blow
5. The Four Horsemen of Apolcalypse
6. Revelationz
7. The Fourth Seal
8. Cavalier
9. Scrolls

Loosies

"100.3 The Beat"(Freestyle)
"2 Way Anthem"
"2000 BC" (Emphasys Remix) Canibus featuring Killah Priest, Kurupt & Ras Kass
"9-19-98 Freestyle" (Hard Knock Life beat)
"Abide By" Canibus featuring Killah Priest, Kurupt & Ras Kass
"All Checks Cleared-D.B.A."
"Anything Goes Remix"
"Arch Angels" [featuring Xzibit]
"Articulate Thug"
"Articulate Thugs" ft. Eastwood (remix)
"Bentleys & Bitches" Da Beatminerz featuring Jayo Felony & Ras Kass
"Birdman Freestyle" (2002)
"Blood Is Thicker Than Water"
"Capital RAS"
"Church to Da Palace" DJ Cobra Freestyle (2002)
"Come Widdit" (Fredwreck Remix) [featuring Saafir & Ahmad]
"Come Widdit" [featuring Saafir & Ahmad]
"Core Audience"
"Dopest Emcee" Da Ranjahz featuring Ras Kass & Bilal
"Drama" [featuring Coolio]
"Dreams Too"
"E=MC5" Meen Green featuring Ras Kass, Kool Keith, LMNO & Voodu
"Everything I Love"
"Four Horsemen "Freestyle version" (Alkaholiks instrumental)
"Freestyle (Live In London 1998)"
"Freestyle" (Alkaholiks beat) Four Horsemen
"Freestyle" ft. Iriscience, Rexall & 2Mex
"Future Flavaz Freestyle" ft. Canibus
"Game Face" ft. Xzibit
"Game Over"
"Game" ft. Mystikal
"Get Up, Get Down" Coolio ft. Ras Kass, Malika, Shorty, Leek Ratt, PS & WC
"Golden Chyld" (DJ Premier Mix)
"Got You Too Hot" ft. Hurricane G
"Green Lantern Freestyle"
"Handwriting On The Wall" RZA ft. Ras Kass
"Head Trip (remix)" Kool Kool & Rhettmatic ft. Ras Kass
"Heart of The Assassin" DJ Muggs ft. Ras Kass, Krondon & Phenom
"High I.Q."
"Hiphop Fittins" Roey Marquis II Feat. Ras Kass, Sideline, Jeyz Ist & Jonesmann
"Hit 'Em" Coolio ft. Ras Kass
"Home Sweet Home"
"HRSMN Are Here" (Canibus Central version) 4 HRSMN
"HRSMN Are Here" 4 HRSMN
"HRSMN Promo" 4 HRSMN
"HRSMN Talk" 4 HRSMN
"I Gets Paper" Mr. DOG ft. Ras Kass
"I Represent It" L.E.O. Feat. Shyheim, Sunz of Man & Ras Kass
"In Da Club" Freestyle ft. The Ranjahz
"Interlude"
"Intro to Inglewood"
"It Ain't Nothing Nice" DBA Flip ft. Ras Kass
"It Ain't Nothing Nice"
"It's A Given"
"It's A Given" (DJ Yutaka remix)
"It's A Given" (DJ Takada Remix)
"Jack Frost"
"L.A. 2 The Bay" by Bad Azz, Blue Chips, Mr. Taylor & Ras Kass
"Line of Fire" Domingo ft. KRS-One, Ras Kass, MC Shan & Others
"Live From C-Arson Freestyle"
"Livin' La Vida Broka" Cleo & Drank-A-Lot ft. Ras Kass
"Music of the Business"
"Music of the Business" [featuring Xzibit]
"My Bloc" Caz ft. Roscoe, Ras Kass, and Kurupt
"Neptunes Freestyle" (2002)
"On Everything I Love"
"Oral Sex"
"Overtime"
"Plastic Surgery" Xzibit ft. Saafir & Ras Kass
"Play the cards I was given" Mr. Mike feat. Ras Kass
"Pledge Allegiance" Jaz-O & Immobilaire ft. M.O.P. & Ras Kass
"Purest Breed" Canibus ft. Ras Kass & Pharoahe Monch
"Quiet Storm Freestyle"
"Rap City Freestyle"
"Remain Anonymous"
"Sampler On Ice Freestyle"
"See What I See" ft. Pharoahe Monch (new)
"Shine All Night" Napalm featuring Ras Kass
"So Many Days"
"Sophisticated Thugs" Bootleg ft. Ras Kass
"Soul On Ice (Diamond D remix)"
"Spazz Out" David Banner ft. Ras Kass
"Spit Venomous" ft. Tyrant (new)
"Still More Bounce" ft. Tash, Kam, B-real, & Spice 1
"Success"
"Superwoman Freestyle" ft. Da Ranjahz & Billy Bathgate
"Sway & Tech Freestyle" ft. Canibus
"Take a Deep Breath"
"Take a Deep Breath" (remix)
"Take It Off" feat. Rass Kass and Luniz
"The 7th Deadly Sin" Ice T ft. Tash, Ras Kass & Marc Live
"The Little Children" David Axelrod ?
"The Truth"
"Tony Touch Freestyle" (Royce The 5'9 beat)
"Tony Touch Freestyle" [featuring Saafir]
"Tv Guide"(Remix)
"Understandable Smooth"
"Up From the underground" feat. KRS-one, xzibit, and mad lion
"Verbal Muder"
"Verbal Murder" Ras Kass & Sideline
"Wake Up Show Anthem #7 (West Coast, 2001)" Various Artists
"Wake Up Show Anthem" [featuring Nas, MC Serch, Saafir & Others]
"Wake Up Show Anthem" feat. Black Spooks, Crooked I, Planet Asia, 4th Avenue Jones
"Wake Up Show Anthem, 1994" Various Artists
"Wake Up Show Freestyle" ft. Canibus & Krondon
"Wake Up Show Freestyle" ft. Chino XL, Mykill Myers & KRS-One
"Wake Up Show Freestyle" ft. Jerbo
"Wake Up Show Freestyle" ft. Nas, Lauryn Hill, & Organized Confusion 1994
"Wake Up Show Freestyle" ft. RZA & Ol' Dirty Bastard
"Wake Up Show Freestyle" ft. Xzibit
"Walk the Walk"
"Wanksta" Freestyle
"We Be Rollin" featuring: Bad Azz & Rass Kass
"West Coast Mentality"
"What Part of the Game Is That?" Killah Priest featuring Ras Kass
"What Type" 40 Glocc ft. Ras Kass
"Won't Catch Me Runnin"
"Won't Catch Me Runnnin' (Moet remix)"
"Won't Catch Me Runnnin' (remix)"
"Work It" Freestyle (2002)
"You're in the Wrong Place" Diamond D ft. Ras Kass & the Fantastic 4

[dobwoy]

Yea I hope so...

But the clipse niggaz aint running around videos anymore....so they might be in need of some of that publicity bullshit, that's dominating the music industry right now...

naw man it dont matter whats in or out on getting to be known, because its all about the music and how you use the mind to akrite on i...so all they need to pretty much do is put out some sick ass beats like always along with some sick collabos on mixtapes and they'll be heard.

[Incognito]

Revenge of the Spit, the hottest shit out....go get it!!!

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